Cyberpunk 2077

Not worth the money or time to play, wait a year or two when the price is sub 10 bucks and majority of the bugs have been fixed, or they just abandon the game, which is more likely.

I have come around, to kind of like CP2077. It still, is no defense from what it is, a Technological mess, at its core. Bugs, glitches, performance issues on all platforms. I will say, admit, it is, okay at best and quite bad at worst. NPC's are like a brick, with the same kind of nature like on, barely reacting to an object in their path, other than just standign still and staring into the abyss that is your soul. Anyway, aside from that, immersion is...rather.....of a mixed bag, in Kingdom Come Deliverance, immersion is so much, much potent, even if it still has to this day, graphical issues and glitches. So, my final verdict is, CP is a very, very rough mineral, now, it is up to others, to see if it becomes a Diamond or is just a worthless pebble

I can't play it after 60 HOURS of play due to finished quests being restarted and quest which does not want to end (Regina Jones quests). And I wasn't getting calls from Regina Jones until patch 1.05, now yes but out of order. So annoying. I didn't pay for early access, CD Projekt, but a finished game. A game that is finished is not a game that is 95% finished. I won't talk about broken business promises / lies. It's not over and while I can accept the minor bugs, I cannot accept having my 60 hour game ruined by bugged quests. I will change that part of the assessment and my score when I can finish your game. ++Otherwise on the positive side, the game is immersive if you are lucky enough not to see too many minor bugs (and there are a lot of them). He is also very handsome graphics. ++Storyline: disappointing intro, writing is fine. +-Acceptable driving for me, it's not GTA, it's closer to a Far Cry, I don't mind. It just works lol. +++I really like the design of the city, the cars, the guns, everything. +++Musics are awesome. ++I have no problem with the gunplay, I find it cool and bloody. I don't try melee weapons much, but it's not my style. ++-Discretion is not perfect, far from it, but you can be discreet. You can for example use your hacking to deactivate defenses, scan enemies or even neutralize enemies without needing to get your hands dirty. Of course you can do it the old way, it works (guaranteed by Todd Howard). ---BUT AI is the major issue whether for combat / stealth or for cars or cops. For stealth: sometimes the enemy sees you through objects, so be careful. It only happened to me two / three times. There is a lot to say about AI but others are already talking about it very well. +++I appreciate the effort in translating the game in general, Rockstar should take your cue from you for that. The TV, radio and commercial programs are a real plus and they are fully translated (I sincerely applaud). Sorry if English isn't perfect, it's not my language

I had written a full review, followed with explaining why I am giving it a 1/5. But since GOG wants to crash, I'm not re-writing it. Instead, heavy cliff notes. I have a 20-hour Heavy Weapons Nomad save. Shooting is okay. Not good, not bad. Same with character customization, could be a lot better. And the fact you can't customize your appearance later is extremely disappointing. Driving takes a bit to get used to. Especially with KB&M. Also, no vehicle customization? Really? I dislike the fact they made this a Looter Shooter. Having to constantly cycle through gear you find and get rid of what you have. This especially bothersome, when you find weapons & clothing you really like. And the fact they don't have transmog, your character looks like a walking style disaster. It doesn't matter if you hardly see your character in-game. I want my character to look the way *I* want them to look. This can be solved through looting & crafting, allowing you to upgrade your weapons & clothes. But due to how stingy receiving components are; along with the high amount needed to actually upgrade items, it's better to just use the new items you pick up. With take away from the fact it's a RPG. To play the way YOU want to play. Now, onto why I am giving this a 1/5, when it originally would've been a 3/5. There is a bug that corrupts your save file, when it reaches a cap of 8MBs. Usually, occurring around the 50-hour mark or less if you craft often. Easily half what you could do in TW3. What is CDPR's response to? "Just focus on beating the game, make a new character & repeat." Really? That's it? What about all of the side-activities? No response. Will you expand the data cap? "We MIGHT expand it in a future patch." Might? You MIGHT expand it? An Open World RPG with hundreds of actives with a very small Time & Data Limit in 2020. COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE. You deserve your fall from grace, CDPR. And judging from everything, it will be a hard one. Enjoy the flight.

Great concept and hype before release, but the result directly aber publish (now version 1.05), is mediocre. I like the idea and want to like the game, but there are major drawbacks in its current state. Bugs! After delaying the game to polish it, there shouldn't be this many bugs in the game. Examples: After equipping a piece of armor, the game still shows the previous equipped item for comparison. Only exiting to the main inventory screen and going back to equipment screen, changes that. Seriously, WTF?! After update 1.05 I cannot use the zoom function on the gun, which was equipped and select in game. This gun is basically broken now. Others still work. The main story is... short. Only 2 chapters... Back to the main story, it's really short, basically just a handful of missions. This could have been more. Something good, the performance on a PC is actually pretty great! On 1080P my 5500XT can run the game on ULTRA with a little bit down turning one or two elements. It looks pretty nice. The side missions are actually boring and repetetive after a couple. Some side-story related missions are great (e.g. regarding the romances), but this is the exception. Night City, great open world! Looks nice and within the city it's nearly believable that NPCs actually live there. NPCs can live there, but what about the main character? All the food stands and other small shops/businesses are just props, no interaction possible. Why? It shouldn't be too difficult to create a standard interaction for ordering and eating food, especially since there is not much variation of food stands. All in all, the game shows a lot of potential, but with drawbacks after release. If you plan on buying, wait for 3-6 more months. By then all the annoying bugs and glitches should be patched out and Night City will be more enjoyable. Ps.: The game is nothing for children and deserves the "R" rating. Don't allow your children to play it, some scenes in the game are pretty upsetting.